Sea Queen IV & V Sheepshead
Bay
April 22, 2001
The
Sea Queen provides top knotch service, always putting their
customers first. The boat is kept in spotless, tip-top shape.
Now they are adding a new boat to their fleet which will
have the same quality service and will open George to offering
a larger variety of trips. I am personally looking forward
to his full day, wreck trips and tuna runs. God bless the
tuna!
The
new boat will also be available for charters and private
fishing trips for clubs, companies and yes, the wee little
ones.
I do not goose a boat that I don¹t believe in. Trust me
on thisŠotherwise I¹d have to listen to your oh so kind
email back on a loser trip from hell. The Sea Queen get¹s
my ScreamingReel Gold Star.
Back
to fishing. The flounder are biting their little heads off
to 2 pounds and better. The only problem is their twisted
little mindsŠone trip they rip into a good 140 fishŠsame
trip, same tide, following day, they only catch 20 fish.
So don¹t shoot me, I¹m only the messenger from St. Peter.
Roamer Shoals has been red hot and then metza-metz. Inside
College Point, on the flats, some real nice fish have been
coming in between tides. Sandworms still seem to be the
ticket. Put the heavy line away, 10 pound test is as high
as you should go, period. And use a light rod, heck, use
your freshwater bass rod! This will be perfect for detecting
the biteŠwe¹re not going for 20 pound fishŠwe¹re talking
1-2 pounders. Of course a giant striper may come along and
then you¹ll be whistling Dixie and looking at the sky...but
the chances are slim.
Chum
and more chum is the trick. However, do not chum, I repeat
DO NOT chum when the current is running hard. Because all
your little flatties will follow the chum 20 miles behind
youŠokie dokie little dudes! By the way, what¹s up with
the four hooked rigs? What are we doingŠlong-lining? Lighten
up!
Hey!
Do you smell that?
Here take a good wiffŠ
I smell FLUKE just around the corner.
Yaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh Baby!
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